Where does the class for useBean go?

I'm having trouble in jsp when I try to do a useBean. WebLogic can't seem to find my class. Where should the bean that I am trying to use go, and how should I refer to it in the .jsp file that needs to use it? Do I need to import the bean class?
I have the following structure:
proj_home
'-->all .jsp and html files
'---->Classes
'------->com
'----------->company
'-------------->project
'----------------->all class files for the project
'---->src
'------->com
'----------->company
'-------------->project
'--------------->all source files for the project
'---->WEB-INF
Currently the bean is named UserData. It is in package com.company.project.
I tried placing the UserData.class file everywhere I could think of but that didn't help.
I then tried to import it into the bean that uses it like this:
<jsp:directive.page import="com.company.project.UserData"/>
But that gives me errors saying this:
...jsp_servlet\__savename.java:17: package com.company.project.ejb does not exist import com.company.project.ejb.UserData; //[ /SaveName.jsp; Line: 1]
Well it does exist, but under the CLASSES directory.
HELP!

I was picking that up from your error message
..jsp_servlet\__savename.java:17: package com.company.project.ejb does not exist import com.company.project.ejb.UserData; //[ /SaveName.jsp; Line: 1]
The folder structure needs to mirror the package structure exactly (standard java)
So yes, If you have a com.company.project.ejb package with a class UserData within it
"UserData.class" needs to be in folder "WEB-INF/classes/com/project/ejb/"
If you don't have that class, then check your import statement - its asking for it.
Good luck,
evnafets

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-----Original Message-----
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Correct.if this steps right--> ok, else--> please write how it
really works
Now the questions:
1. Where do the LoginModule get the username and stuff
like this from
to fill the Subjects? Principals?
The Loginmodule does not need the user name. The username is
only relevant to your application not to JAAS. Consider a standaalone
application. Whoever starts the application, becomes the user.
After you start the application, and login (whatever way), your subject
is created. This subject pertains to the person who is executing the application, not the application specific userid/username. So the user id or name is not required. There is only one user, who is running the application. The JAAS architecture is more relevant for UNIX like
permission/grant structure, which determines who can execute what.
>
2. Where will be the Subject save, at server or at
client side?
Again the Subject has nothing to do with your application specific userid. It will be there in the LoginContext. So in a sense a LoginContext is actually a user, not a Subject.
when save on server: how to reference a Subject is
is belong to the
right Client?
when save on client: how to ensure the client do
do not modify it?
In a client server mode, usually the login is done twice. You have to find a way to communicate the subject to the server.3. In the documentation of JavaTM 2 Platform Std. Ed.
v1.4.1, there is
no advice, that the class have any FIELDS, but then
en where the
principals are saved?
4. The Class Subject do not have any methodes to
modify the principals,
so how to modify it if necessary?
I think you can add Principals. That is definitely there.i think this is enough for the beginnig :)
thanx,
edo
Hope this helps. As of now I do not think JAAS provides a very good architecture for authorization.
cheers
Projyal

Apple maps has received a poor performance rating just after introduction of the iPhone 5. I am running google maps app on the phone. Siri cannot seem to get me to a specific address. Where does the problem lie? Thanks.

Apple maps has received a poor performance rating just after introduction of the iPhone 5. I am running Google Maps app on the phone. SIRI cannot seem to get me to a specific address. Where does the problem lie? Also can anyone tell me the hierarchy of use between the Apple Maps, SIRI, and Google maps when the app is on the phone? How do you choose one over the other as the default map usage? Or better still how do you suppress SIRI from using the Apple maps app when requesting a "go to"?
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How does the iPhone select between one app or the other (Apple Maps or Gppgle Maps) as it relates to SIRI finding and showing a map route?
Why does SIRI return an address that is NOT the correct address nor is the returned location in the requested ZIP code?
Is there a known bug in the CONTACTS list that demands the USPS quadrant ID be spelled out, as opposed to abreviated, to permit SIRI to do its routing?
Thanks for any clarification on these matters.

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Where are the drivers for HP LaserJet 5P for Windows 8.1 (64bit)?

Had been using HP LaserJet 5p printer with HP LaserJet 5p printer driver, but had printer disconnect for a few months due to not have black toner. Now I want to use the printer and my control panel does not show HP Laser 5p printer for my tablet but shows it for my laptop. I can not find the driver on the HP support list and the support list does not recognize HP LaserJet 5p.
Where are the drivers for HP LaserJet 5p for windows 8.1 (64bit)??????

Hi,
Basic print drivers are available for the HP Laerjet 5P via Windows Update.
Follow these steps to install the printer drivers on Windows 8.1:
http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docLocale=en_US&docId=emr_na-c03470332#N100AA
Shlomi
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long long time ago, there was
server.jar
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